Let your Love grow

Did you know we are a global business? Our blended soil is available across the UK, Europe, New Zealand, and Canada via our partners. We can also ship direct from our US base.

Ordering is quick and easy using our website, or if you’d prefer to speak to a real person, we are always happy to discuss your plans and needs.

www.letyourlovegrow.com

For our Memorial Monday today, we are sharing the wonderful work at – they help families to create meaningful tributes to their beloved pets, using our blended soil.

Watch this video from our CEO Bob Jenkins describing how it works.

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Some food for thought…

Our website is packed with helpful information and suggestions – and some Top Tips for creating your memorial planting. Here’s one to give you an idea of how to start planning.

Thank you to everyone that sends us an update about their memorial planting, It really means a lot to us, to hear how we have supported families during their bereavement. If you’d like to share any photos of your planting, or tell us about your special pet or person, please do [email protected]

Today is an unusual awareness day, but one close to our business. It’s the United Nations day to Combat Desertification and Drought. Naturally the focus is on communities and people’s lives, however our business focus is on . The two are not mutually exclusive, by creating and maintaining healthy soils we created prosperous and rich areas that can grow crops and be stable enough to build shelters.

https://www.un.org/en/observances/desertification-day

It’s Meet the Team Monday, today we are celebrating our wonderful soil and plant specialist Sherry Yarkosky Her knowledge is unsurpassed and her fun character make her a joy to work alongside.

Here’s a lovely quote for the weekend. How precious memories are as we navigate the world without someone special…

On this day in 1994 the FIFA World Cup started in the USA. It’s on the horizon again, an international celebration of soccer. Sport is a wonderful way to share our similarities in a world often looking at differences. We fans andwere surprised to learn that most soccer (football) grounds don’t allow cremation remains to be scattered on their pitches, even from lifelong, stalwart fans. The grounds keepers know the that the grass will most probably die and that the ashes can damage all their hard work.

Our blended soil solves this problem, allowing for healthy grounds and healthy grieving for all.

You can find out if there are any fixtures in your area on the FIFA website FIFA World Cup 2026™ | Fixtures, groups, teams & more

Have you seen our latest blog? Each month we have a new article on a single aspect of bereavement, grief, memorials or other useful topics. The archive is extensive and you can use the search facility to find what you’re looking for. You can also let us know if you think there is a topic missing and we can fix it. If you work in a related field and would like to guest post with us, get in touch!

Moving Forward After Loss: How Widows and Widowers Rebuild Life Moving forward doesn’t replace love; it carries it into whatever comes next. Choose one next step this week, one conversation, one outing, or one small routine that supports the life still here. That kind of ongoing growth builds resilience, connection, and a steadier sense of self over time.